Web-3.Trade
By TradeDigitization.com
Incorporating Web-3 Trade Channels
Facilitating Web-3 Trade Directories
Web-3 is the Internet of value
Web-3 Facilitates Trade Digitization
About Web-3.Trade
Web-3.Trade is Part of TradeDigitization.com, which is an IBM Partner Programme
Web-3.Trade Channels
About Web-3
Core ideas of Web-3.
The importance of Web-3
Helping to address the limitations of Web-3.
About Web-3.Trade Domains
Web-3.Trade domains are an innovative of traditional Web2 domains to offer the Benefits of Web-3 for Trade
Building a Web3 website requires technical skills and an understanding of Web3 technology. Web-3.Trade provides Trade Digitization features to Trade Microsites created from familar Web 2 Technology.
Benefits of the Web-3.Trade Approach.
web 2 is where the action currently happens
most browsers dont support web 3 domains
It can be expensive to build a decentralized website. You need gas every time you update a Web 3 site.
Web-3.Trade can help address these issues.
Overview
Web 3.0, also known as the "Internet of Value", is seen as the next stage in the evolution of the World Wide Web. It is characterised by a focus on decentralisation, security, and transparency,
One of the key technologies driving Web 3.0 is blockchain, which is a decentralised and transparent ledger that enables secure and trustworthy transactions without the need for intermediaries.
Web 3.0 is also expected to incorporate greater use of artificial intelligence and machine learning
Potential drawbacks of Web 3
While Web 3.0 may have the potential to provide more control, security, and efficiency for users, it also raises new and novel concerns around technical knowledge
The use of blockchain technology is still relatively new and complex, and can be confusing for novice users to navigate.
Limitations of web 3:
Slow integration of web3 functionality in modern web browsers. Browsers just started introducing web3 functionalities like crypto wallets. For now, web3 is less accessible for mass audiences. And apart from digital wallets and NFT collections, we don't have web3 apps or websites around the web as of yet.
Web3.0 is an evolution of the web, not a revolution, so it allows designers to create a familiar experience for users.
Challenges and barriers in the Web 3.0 content ecosystem
While the promise of Web 3.0 has ignited tangible excitement among content creators, the transition to this new paradigm is not without its challenges. These include:
Scalability concerns
While the underlying blockchain technology that powers decentralized ecosystems holds immense promise, the current technical limitations of these networks can have significant implications for the content creation and distribution landscape.
At the heart of the scalability challenge lies the inherent trade-offs between decentralization, security, and throughput in blockchain-based systems. Many popular public blockchains, have struggled to keep up with the increasing demand for their services, often resulting in network congestion, high transaction fees, and slow processing times.
For content creators, these technical limitations can translate into practical hurdles that impact the user experience and the accessibility of their work. Slow transaction times, for example, can hamper the real-time interactivity and responsiveness that audiences have come to expect from digital content. High gas fees, on the other hand, may price out certain segments of the creator’s fanbase, limiting the reach and inclusivity of their content
User adoption and accessibility
For many people, the concepts and terminology associated with blockchain, cryptocurrencies, and decentralized applications are daunting and intimidating. The complex technical underpinnings of Web 3.0, from private keys and digital wallets to gas fees and smart contracts, can create a significant barrier to entry for both creators and their audiences.
Overcoming the lack of user-friendliness and accessibility of Web 3 For Trade
This lack of user-friendliness and accessibility poses a significant challenge for content creators looking to leverage the power of Web 3.0. If their target audience can’t navigate the intricacies of these decentralized systems, it can limit the reach and impact of their creative works, undermining the very benefits that Web 3.0 promises to deliver.
Web 3.Trade simplify onboarding processes for Trade and provides intuitive, user-friendly interfaces that can bridge the gap between the decentralized world and the mainstream user.
Get ready to embrace Web 3.0
The transition to Web 3 represents a pivotal moment in the history of content creation and distribution. The rewards for those who embrace this transformation are immense.
Web-3.Trade facilitates getting the benefits of Web 3 while utilizing a Familiar web 2 Website
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New premium domains For Web-3 Trade
Thousands of new premium domains for Web-3.Trade are hitting the market for the first time ever. Each one provides a Trade microsite through which Trade Digitization services can be accessed as well as access to a Web 3 Gateway. This provides a rare opportunity to claim valuable digital real estate before it’s gone.
These domains help provide a impressive online presence for Web-3 Trade with a short, memorable, and highly searchable URL that's designed for Trade
The domains are available through the The.Trade Sub Registry and through selected partner Registrars
Registration
Special Offer until 31st August 2024
-50 %
£29.95
Registration period
1 year
Renewal period
Annually
Registration delay
Subsequent automated registrations from the The.Trade Sub Registry
Transfer delay
5 days
Included with every domain
1. Trade Microsite Account
2. Access to a Web 3 Gateway
3. 250MB of SSD drive space (More Space can be purchased as required)
Overcoming Challenges
To build a Web3 website, you need to select an appropriate Web3 framework, familiarize yourself with the necessary development tools, create a smart contract using a compatible programming language, design an engaging front-end interface, and implement testing and deployment strategies.
A Web-3 Domain provides you the tools to leverage all the above on a conventional Web 2 web site
Community
TradeDigitization.com has over 3 million subscribers across its network of sites. As such, users will be able to have access to this community and potential market
Web 3 Gateways
Access to a Web 3 Gateway offers access to a comprehensive environment to write, test, and debug smart contracts. This is crucial for developers who want to create complex smart contracts that are error-free and optimized for the blockchain network. Smart contracts are self-executing agreements with the terms directly written in code, defining the relationship between parties involved.
The Web 3 Gateways also help to designing a front-end interface, and implement testing and deployment strategies
The Web 3 Gateways enable the creation of decentralized applications (dApps) that are devoid of a single point of failure.
Quotes From Partners in the Parent TradeDigitization.com Programme
"Exciting Opportunity"
From TradeKey - The World's Largest B2B Marketplace
"We are looking forward to building a thriving partnership!"
From IBM - Global Leader in Blockchain , the cornerstone of Trade Digitization
GTIN Token - Part of the TradeDigitization .com Programme
The GTIN Token Programme is operated by TRADE GATEWAYS.
GTIN is the number that can be seen on the familiar barcode.
GTIN is the acronym for “Global Trade Item Number”.
A GTIN is a number that is used to identify “something” that can be purchased, sold, or put into inventory.
This includes individual items that can be purchased by a consumer as well as cases of items that could be purchased and moved within a supply chain.
A GTIN is an umbrella term used to refer to items that may need to be identified with a GTIN barcode.
The GTIN Token Programme builds on the GTIN System on which the Bar Code is built, to give products their own Unique Digital Identity for Trade Digitization.
This is the world's first-ever implementation of GTIN semantics in a Trade Digitization framework.
This development enables all brands already working with GTIN identifiers to seamlessly apply a Trade Digitization Programme.
About Web-3.Trade
PRODUCT SUBDOMAINS
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1
Adhesives 1.1
Chemicals 1.2
Fertilizer 1.3
Manures 1.4
Plastics 1.5
Resins 1.6
2
Colourants 2.1
Dyes 2.2
Inks 2.3
Lacquers 2.4
Metals 2.5
Paints 2.6
Varnishes 2.7
3
Cosmetics 3.1
Perfumery 3.2
Toiletries 3.3
4
Candles 4.1
Fuels 4.2
Greases 4.3
Lighting 4.4
Lubricants 4.5
Lighting 4.6
Oils 4.7
Wax 4.8
5
Babyfood 5.1
Dental 5.2
Dietary 5.3
Disinfectants 5.4
Dressings 5.5
Fungicides 5.6
Herbicides 5.7
Pharmaceuticals 5.8
Plasters 5.9
Medical 5.10
Sanitary 5.11
Supplements 5.12
Veterinary 5.13
6
Alloys 6.1
Buildings 6.2
BuildingMaterials 6.3
Cables 6.4
Containers 6.5
Metals 6.6
MetalHardware 6.7
Ores 6.8
Storage 6.9
Wires 6.10
7
Engines. 7.1
Incubators 7.2
Machinery 7.3
MachineTools 7.4
Motors 7.5
PowerTools 7.6
8
Cutlery 8.1
HandTools 8.2
Razors 8.3
9
AudioVisual 9.1
InspectingEquipment 9.2
NavigationEquipment 9.3
OpticalEquipment 9.4
PhotographicEquipment 9.5
SurveyingEquipment 9.6
TestingEquipment 9.7
10
Apparatus 10.1
ArtificialLimbs 10.2
ArtificialTeeth 10.3
Computers 10.4
ComputerPeripherals 10.5
DivingEquipment 10.6
DentalEquipment 10.7
Electrical 10.8
InfantsApparatus 10.9
Instruments 10.10
MassageApparatus 10.11
MedicalEquipment 10.12
Orthopaedic 10.13
RecordingEquipment 10.14
Software 10.15
SoundEquipment 10.16
SurgicalEuipment 10.17
SutureMaterials 10.18
Swimwear 10.19
TherapeuticDevices 10.20
TransmittingEquipment 10.21
VeterinaryEquipment 10.22
11
Cooking 11.1
Cooling 11.2
Drying. 11.3
Generators 11.4
Heating 11.5
Lighting 11.6
Sanitation 11.7
Ventilating 11.8
12
Vehicles 12.1
13
Fireworks 13.1
14
PreciousMetals. 14.1
Jewellery 14.2
15
MusicEuipment 15.1
MusicalInstruments 15.2
16
Adhesives 16.1
Bookbinding 16.2
Cardboard 16.3
DrawingMaterials 16.4
Furniture 16.5
InstructionalMaterials 16.6
OfficeSupplies. 16.7
PackagingBags 16.8
Paintbrushes. 16.9
Paper 16.10
Photographic 16.11
PlasticSheets 16.12
Printing 16.13
Stationery 16.14
TeachingMaterials 16.15
17
Asbestos. 17.1
Gum 17.2
Hoses 17.3
Pipes 17.4
Plastics 17.5
Resins 17.6
Rubber 17.7
Tubes 17.8
18
AnimalClothing 18.1
AnimalHides 18.2
AnimalSkins 18.3
Bags 18.4
Childrenswear 18.5
LadiesWear 18.6
Leather 18.7
LeatherImitations 18.8
Luggage 18.9
Menswear 18.10
Parasols 18.11
Saddlery 18.12
Umbrellas 18.13
WalkingSticks 18.14
Whips 18.15
19
Asphalt 19.1
Bitumen 19.2
Monuments 19.3
Pitch 19.4
Tar 19.5
TransportableBuildings
19.6
20
Containers 20.1
Furniture 20.2
Mirrors 20.3
PictureFrames 20.4
21
Brushes 21.1
Combs 21.2
Cookware 21.3
Earthenware 21.4
Glassware 21.5
HouseholdUtensils 21.6
Porcelain 21.7
Sponges 21.8
Tableware 21.9
22
Awnings 22.1
Nets 22.2
Ropes 22.3
Sacks 22.4
Sails 22.5
String 22.6
Tarpaulins 22.7
Tents 22.8
23
Textiles 23.1
Threads for textile use 23.2
Yarns 23.3
24
Curtains of textile or plastic
24.1
Linen 24.2
25
Clothing 25.1
Footwear 25.2
Headwear 25.3
26
Bows 26.1
Braid 26.2
Buttons. 26.3
Embroidery 26.4
Eyes 26.5
Haberdashery 26.6
Hair 26.7
Hooks 26.8
Lace 26.9
Needles 26.10
Pins. 26.11
Ribbons 26.12
27
Carpets 27.1
Flooring 27.2
Linoleum 27.3
Mats 27.4
Rugs 27.5
28
Decorations 28.1
Games 28.2
Gymnastics 28.3
Playthings 28.4
Toys 28.5
Xmas 28.6
29
Meat 29.1
Fish 29.2
Poultry 29.3
Fruits 29.4
Vegetables. 29.5
Jellies. 29.6
Jams. 29.7
Eggs 29.8
Milk 29.9
Cheese 29.10
Butter 29.11
Yoghurt 29.12
MilkProducts 29.13
Fats 29.14
30
ArtificialCoffee 30.1
Baking Powder 30.2
Bread 30.3
Cereals 30.4
Chocolate 30.5
Cocoa 30.6
Coffee 30.7
Condiments 30.8
Confectionery 30.9
Flour 30.10
Herbs 30.11
Honey 30.12
Ice 30.13
Icecream 30.14
Noodles 30.15
Pasta 30.16
Pastries 30.17
Pepper. 30.18
Rice 30.19
Sago 30.20
Salt 30.21
Sauces 30.22
Seasoning 30.23
Sorbets 30.24
Spices 30.25
Sugar 30.26
Tapioca 30.27
Tea 30.28
Treacle 30.29
Vinegar 30.30
Yeast 30.31
31
AgriculturalProducts 31.1
AnimalBeverages 31.2
AnimalFoodstuffs 31.3
AquaculturalProducts 31.4
Bulbs 31.5
Flowers 31.6
ForestryProducts 31.7
Grains 31.8
HorticulturalProducts 31.9
LiveAnimals 31.10
Malt 31.11
Plants. 31.12
Seeds 31.13
Seedlings 31.14
32
Beers 32.1
FruitBeverages 32.2
FruitJuices. 32.3
Non-alcoholic 32.4
MineralWaters 32.5
Syrups 32.6
33
AlcoholicBeverages 33.1
34
Tobacco 34.1
TobaccoSubstitutes 34.2
Cigarettes 34.3
Cigars 34.4
ElectronicCigarettes 34.5
Matches 34.6
About Web-3.Trade
REGIONAL DOMAINS
Afghanistan
Kabul.Trade
Australia
Australian States
NewSouthWales.Trade
SouthAustralia.Trade
WesternAustralia.Trade
Victoria.Trade
Tasmania.Trade
NorthernTerritory.Trade
Australian Cities
Adelaide.Trade
Perth.Trade
Melbourne.Trade
Bahamas
TheBahamas.Trade
Bangladesh
Dhaka.Trade
Belgium
Brussels.Trade
Ostend.Trade
Bosnia.Trade
Brazil
Brasilia.Trade
RioDeJaneiro.Trade
SaoPaulo.Trade
Bulgaria
Sofia.Trade
Cambodia
PhnomPenh.Trade
Canada
Edmonton.Trade
Ottawa.Trade
Quebec.Trade
Winnipeg.Trade
BritishColumbia.trade
Calgary.Trade
Hamilton.Trade
Manitoba.Trade
Cape-Verde
Cape-Verde.Trade
China
Chiba.Trade
Hebei.Trade
Henan.Trade
Guangxi.Trade
Jiangxi.trade
Ningbo-Zhoushan.Trade
Qinghai.Trade
Shanghai.Trade
Zuhai.Trade
Costa-Rica
Costa-Rica.Trade
Cuba
Havana.Trade
Czech Republic
Prague.Trade
Dominican Republic
Dominican-Republic.Trade
SantoDomingo.Trade
ECOWAS
Ecowas.net
Egypt
Alexandria.Trade
El-Salvador
El-Salvador.Trade
San-Salvador.Trade
EU
Eurozone.Trade
Finland
Helsinki.Trade
France
Marseille.Trade
Germany
Duisburg.Trade
Ghana
Accra.Trade
Kumasi.Trade
Haiti
Port-Au-Prince.Trade
Hong Kong
Hong-Kong.Trade
Hungary
Budapest.Trade
India
Bangalore.Trade
Haryana.Trade
Kolkata.Trade
Karnataka.trade
New-Delhi.Trade
Kerala.Trade
Lucknow.Trade
Mohali.Trade
Vishakhapatnam.Trade
Iran
Tehran.Trade
Italy
Milan.Trade
Naples.Trade
Israel
Tel-Aviv.Trade
Jerusalem.Trade
Jamaica
Kingston.Trade
Japan
GreaterTokyo.Trade
Iwate.Trade
Kyushu.trade
Yokohama.Trade
Saitama.Trade
Sapporo.Trade
Sendai.Trade
Tohoku.Trade
Hiroshima.Trade
Ishikawa.Trade
Kagawa.Trade
Kanagawa.Trade
Kinki.Trade
Kobe.trade
Kochi.trade
Kyoto.trade
Shimane.Trade
Yamanashi.Trade
Shizuoka.trade
Kumamoto.Trade
Sagamihara.Trade
Okayama.Trade
Ehime.Trade
Kagoshima.Trade
Gunma.Trade
Kitakyushu.Trade
Hamamatsu.Trade
Jordan
Amman.Trade
Lithuania
Vilnius.Trade
Malaysia
KualaLumpur.Trade
Mauritius
Port-Louis.Trade
Moldova
Moldova.Trade
Myanmar
Yangon.Trade
Nepal
Kathmandu.trade
North Macedonia
NorthMacedonia.Trade
Netherlands
Rotterdam.Trade
TheNetherlands.Trade
New Zealand
New-Zealand.Trade
Auckland.Trade
Nigeria
Abuja.Trade
Lagos.Trade
PortHarcourt.Trade
Nigerian.Trade
Pakistan
Islamabad.Trade
Karachi.Trade
Multan.Trade
Phillipines
Manila.Trade
ThePhillipines.Trade
Puerto Rico
Puerto-Rico.Trade
Qatar
Doha.Trade
Saudi-Arabia
Riyadh.Trade
Jeddah.Trade
Saudi-Arabia.Trade
Serbia
Belgrade.Trade
Seychelles
SeychellesIslands.Trade
Singapore
SingaporeIsland.Trade
Somalia
Mogadishu.Trade
Spain
Barcelona.Trade
Bilbao.Trade
South Africa
South-Africa.Trade
Johannesburg.Trade
Pretoria.Trade
Durban.trade
Sweden
Gothenburg.Trade
Switzerland
Basle.Trade
Taiwan
Taipei.Trade
Tanzania
Tanzania.Trade
Thailand
Phuket.Trade
Trinidad
PortOfSpain.Trade
United Kingdom
Birmingham.Trade
Bristol.Trade
Glasgow.Trade
Liverpool.Trade
Manchester.Trade
Berkshire.Trade Buckinghamshire.Trade
EastMidlands.Trade
EastSussex.Trade
Northumberland.Trade
WestMidlands.Trade
WestYorkshire.Trade
United States
US States
Arizona.Trade
Arkansas.trade
Delaware.Trade
Illinois.Trade
Indiana.Trade
Louisiana.Trade
Maryland.Trade
Minnesota.Trade
Mississippi.Trade
Missouri.Trade
Nevada.Trade
NewHampshire.Trade
NewMexico.Trade
NewOrleans.Trade
NorthCarolina.Trade
Oklahoma.Trade
RhodeIsland.Trade
Utah.Trade
Wisconsin.Trade
WestVirginia.Trade
US Cities
Baltimore.Trade
Charlotte.Trade
Columbus.Trade
Detroit.Trade
Fargo.Trade
Jacksonville.Trade
Los-Angeles.Trade
Louisville.Trade
Madison.Trade
Michigan.Trade
Milwaukee.Trade
Minneapolis.Trade
Nashville.Trade
New-York.Trade
Portland.Trade
SanFrancisco.Trade
SanJuan.Trade
Seattle.Trade
Tampa.Trade
Uzbekistan
Tashkent.Trade
Venezuela
Caracas.Trade
LaGuaira.Trade
Vietnam
Hanoi.trade
About Web-3.Trade
PRODUCT SUBDOMAINS
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1
Adhesives 1.1
Chemicals 1.2
Fertilizer 1.3
Manures 1.4
Plastics 1.5
Resins 1.6
2
Colourants 2.1
Dyes 2.2
Inks 2.3
Lacquers 2.4
Metals 2.5
Paints 2.6
Varnishes 2.7
3
Cosmetics 3.1
Perfumery 3.2
Toiletries 3.3
4
Candles 4.1
Fuels 4.2
Greases 4.3
Lighting 4.4
Lubricants 4.5
Lighting 4.6
Oils 4.7
Wax 4.8
5
Babyfood 5.1
Dental 5.2
Dietary 5.3
Disinfectants 5.4
Dressings 5.5
Fungicides 5.6
Herbicides 5.7
Pharmaceuticals 5.8
Plasters 5.9
Medical 5.10
Sanitary 5.11
Supplements 5.12
Veterinary 5.13
6
Alloys 6.1
Buildings 6.2
BuildingMaterials 6.3
Cables 6.4
Containers 6.5
Metals 6.6
MetalHardware 6.7
Ores 6.8
Storage 6.9
Wires 6.10
7
Engines. 7.1
Incubators 7.2
Machinery 7.3
MachineTools 7.4
Motors 7.5
PowerTools 7.6
8
Cutlery 8.1
HandTools 8.2
Razors 8.3
9
AudioVisual 9.1
InspectingEquipment 9.2
NavigationEquipment 9.3
OpticalEquipment 9.4
PhotographicEquipment 9.5
SurveyingEquipment 9.6
TestingEquipment 9.7
10
Apparatus 10.1
ArtificialLimbs 10.2
ArtificialTeeth 10.3
Computers 10.4
ComputerPeripherals 10.5
DivingEquipment 10.6
DentalEquipment 10.7
Electrical 10.8
InfantsApparatus 10.9
Instruments 10.10
MassageApparatus 10.11
MedicalEquipment 10.12
Orthopaedic 10.13
RecordingEquipment 10.14
Software 10.15
SoundEquipment 10.16
SurgicalEuipment 10.17
SutureMaterials 10.18
Swimwear 10.19
TherapeuticDevices 10.20
TransmittingEquipment 10.21
VeterinaryEquipment 10.22
11
Cooking 11.1
Cooling 11.2
Drying. 11.3
Generators 11.4
Heating 11.5
Lighting 11.6
Sanitation 11.7
Ventilating 11.8
12
Vehicles 12.1
13
Fireworks 13.1
14
PreciousMetals. 14.1
Jewellery 14.2
15
MusicEuipment 15.1
MusicalInstruments 15.2
16
Adhesives 16.1
Bookbinding 16.2
Cardboard 16.3
DrawingMaterials 16.4
Furniture 16.5
InstructionalMaterials 16.6
OfficeSupplies. 16.7
PackagingBags 16.8
Paintbrushes. 16.9
Paper 16.10
Photographic 16.11
PlasticSheets 16.12
Printing 16.13
Stationery 16.14
TeachingMaterials 16.15
17
Asbestos. 17.1
Gum 17.2
Hoses 17.3
Pipes 17.4
Plastics 17.5
Resins 17.6
Rubber 17.7
Tubes 17.8
18
AnimalClothing 18.1
AnimalHides 18.2
AnimalSkins 18.3
Bags 18.4
Childrenswear 18.5
LadiesWear 18.6
Leather 18.7
LeatherImitations 18.8
Luggage 18.9
Menswear 18.10
Parasols 18.11
Saddlery 18.12
Umbrellas 18.13
WalkingSticks 18.14
Whips 18.15
19
Asphalt 19.1
Bitumen 19.2
Monuments 19.3
Pitch 19.4
Tar 19.5
TransportableBuildings
19.6
20
Containers 20.1
Furniture 20.2
Mirrors 20.3
PictureFrames 20.4
21
Brushes 21.1
Combs 21.2
Cookware 21.3
Earthenware 21.4
Glassware 21.5
HouseholdUtensils 21.6
Porcelain 21.7
Sponges 21.8
Tableware 21.9
22
Awnings 22.1
Nets 22.2
Ropes 22.3
Sacks 22.4
Sails 22.5
String 22.6
Tarpaulins 22.7
Tents 22.8
23
Textiles 23.1
Threads for textile use 23.2
Yarns 23.3
24
Curtains of textile or plastic
24.1
Linen 24.2
25
Clothing 25.1
Footwear 25.2
Headwear 25.3
26
Bows 26.1
Braid 26.2
Buttons. 26.3
Embroidery 26.4
Eyes 26.5
Haberdashery 26.6
Hair 26.7
Hooks 26.8
Lace 26.9
Needles 26.10
Pins. 26.11
Ribbons 26.12
27
Carpets 27.1
Flooring 27.2
Linoleum 27.3
Mats 27.4
Rugs 27.5
28
Decorations 28.1
Games 28.2
Gymnastics 28.3
Playthings 28.4
Toys 28.5
Xmas 28.6
29
Meat 29.1
Fish 29.2
Poultry 29.3
Fruits 29.4
Vegetables. 29.5
Jellies. 29.6
Jams. 29.7
Eggs 29.8
Milk 29.9
Cheese 29.10
Butter 29.11
Yoghurt 29.12
MilkProducts 29.13
Fats 29.14
30
ArtificialCoffee 30.1
Baking Powder 30.2
Bread 30.3
Cereals 30.4
Chocolate 30.5
Cocoa 30.6
Coffee 30.7
Condiments 30.8
Confectionery 30.9
Flour 30.10
Herbs 30.11
Honey 30.12
Ice 30.13
Icecream 30.14
Noodles 30.15
Pasta 30.16
Pastries 30.17
Pepper. 30.18
Rice 30.19
Sago 30.20
Salt 30.21
Sauces 30.22
Seasoning 30.23
Sorbets 30.24
Spices 30.25
Sugar 30.26
Tapioca 30.27
Tea 30.28
Treacle 30.29
Vinegar 30.30
Yeast 30.31
31
AgriculturalProducts 31.1
AnimalBeverages 31.2
AnimalFoodstuffs 31.3
AquaculturalProducts 31.4
Bulbs 31.5
Flowers 31.6
ForestryProducts 31.7
Grains 31.8
HorticulturalProducts 31.9
LiveAnimals 31.10
Malt 31.11
Plants. 31.12
Seeds 31.13
Seedlings 31.14
32
Beers 32.1
FruitBeverages 32.2
FruitJuices. 32.3
Non-alcoholic 32.4
MineralWaters 32.5
Syrups 32.6
33
AlcoholicBeverages 33.1
34
Tobacco 34.1
TobaccoSubstitutes 34.2
Cigarettes 34.3
Cigars 34.4
ElectronicCigarettes 34.5
Matches 34.6
About Web-3.Trade
Web-3.Trade is Part of TradeDigitization.com, which is an IBM Partner Programme
Web-3.Trade Channels
About Web-3
Core ideas of Web-3.
The importance of Web-3
Helping to address the limitations of Web-3.
Notable Quotes From Partners in the Parent TradeDigitization.com Programme
"Exciting Opportunity"
From TradeKey - The World's Largest B2B Marketplace
"We are looking forward to building a thriving partnership!"
From IBM - Global Leader in Blockchain , the cornerstone of Trade Digitization
GTIN Token - Part of the TradeDigitization .com Programme
The GTIN Token Programme is operated by TRADE GATEWAYS.
GTIN is the number that can be seen on the familiar barcode.
GTIN is the acronym for “Global Trade Item Number”.
A GTIN is a number that is used to identify “something” that can be purchased, sold, or put into inventory.
This includes individual items that can be purchased by a consumer as well as cases of items that could be purchased and moved within a supply chain.
A GTIN is an umbrella term used to refer to items that may need to be identified with a GTIN barcode.
The GTIN Token Programme builds on the GTIN System on which the Bar Code is built, to give products their own Unique Digital Identity for Trade Digitization.
This is the world's first-ever implementation of GTIN semantics in a Trade Digitization framework.
This development enables all brands already working with GTIN identifiers to seamlessly apply a Trade Digitization Programme.
About Web-3
With the emergence of Blockchain, new means of values exchange have developed, particularly with Tokenization and the Digitization of Trade. This can provide huge cost and time savings, and make trade more efficient.
The Internet is entering its third phase, namely Web -3.
This enables the ownership verification and transfer of digitized versions of products on blockchain networks such as the TradeDigitization.com Programme, with the e-Debit Programme being used as the payment Platform.
What is Web-3
Since the 1990s, the Internet has evolved as below.
Web 1
The Internet of Information - (Static Pages. No Interaction. read-only)
Web 2
The Social and Transactional Internet - (read / write / share /transact /)
Web 2.0 (2004 onwards) is when the Internet became social and transactional. With Web 1.0, you could only read about a destination on the Internet on a static web page.
Web 2 enabled the booking of travel to that destination as part of a dynamic web page. Also you could now share content and enjoy messaging.
Web-3
The Internet Of Value - (read / write / share / transact / Transfer Value)
Web 3 is the Internet of value, Just like companies rushed to get websites for their products in the 1990's, future businesses will need to develop digitized versions of their products.
Web 3.0 is the future of the Internet..
The Utility of Web-3.Trade
Web-3.Trade Ecosystem
Web-3.Trade is utilizing Web 3 to provide a vibrant community and ecosystem that helps to transform the way companies conduct business in the global economy.
Web 3 is the Internet of value, and is facilitated by blockchain.
Because of its distributed nature, the data on a Blockchain is available at different nodes inside the network, making it much much harder to corrupt. This offers a number of benefits including:
Security – Decentralization eliminates the danger of a single point of failure. The data is not all physically in one place (e.g. a single server farm), that way, it can’t all vanish at once.
Trust – Blockchain records are unalterable and therefore automatically trustworthy. Even if you could change them in one place, the other nodes would still contain the original data.
Transparency – Blockchain records are publicly accessible from every node by anyone, if you have the right decryption key. That way, they can function as a public record of transactions and ownership.
WEB 3 INFRASTRUCTURE PROVIDED
e-Debit:
Provides a Cryptos Wallet for Web 3
Trade Microsite:
A Trade Microsite is a site containing necessary Trade Digitization applications that can act as a stand alone site for trade although it can be linked to the main corporate site if so required
Each vendor using the Trade Microsite can manage their own company information, product pages, product catalogue, and price. There is also Multi-Warehouse Management
Traditionally, Global Trade and Trade Finance is a paper-intensive industry. Trade Documents travel with their cargo from port to port. Paper Documents are also Proof of ownership and have to be transferred across the chain.
This means there is the risk of lost documents and forgeries, and the whole Process is Subject to unnecessary delays
Trade Digitization helps to address these problems. The system facilitates the verification of Documents and ownership transfer of Digitally Traded Goods.
TradeDigitization.com is an IBM partner programme. and comprises of the TRADE GATEWAYS network of over 300 Digital Trade Gateways, as well as e-Debit
e-Debit complements TRADE GATEWAYS and provides related Digital Wallet services for the TRADE GATEWAYS network and other Web 3 operations.
TradeDigitization.com is a platform that provides an infrastructure for web 3 Development, and payment for web 3 products and services.
TradeDigitization.com supports the growing Web 3 ecosystem, and helps organizations enjoy the benefits that Web 3 has to offer. Web 3 is the Internet of value, and a new networking paradigm.
TradeDigitization.com works with partners to provide Gateways to Web 3. Gateways are a critical component of how Web 3 is being enabled for users across the globe.
Current TradeDigitization. com Partnerships
Current TradeDigitization.com Partnerships include those below:
BLOCKCHAINS.BUSINESS
The Partner is IBM, the leading Blockchain company in the world.
TRADE GATEWAYS
A network of over 300 Digital Trade Gateways across the Globe. The Lead Partner is TradeKey, the largest B2B Marketplace in the world.
A co-operation agreed with Paypal is yet to be implemented.
Invitation To Partner
Trade Digitization is becoming increasingly important for procurement in today's world, as it helps make significant cost and time savings. It also makes the procurement process far more efficient.
However, many Organizations and Government Departments, still need to take the necessary steps to implement a Trade Digitization function.
Trade Digitization facilitates eSourcing procure-to-pay (P2P), and marketplaces. Procure-to-pay is the process of requisitioning, purchasing, receiving, paying for, and accounting for goods and services processes.
Call To Action
E: contact@tradegateways.com